Re: Oracle Via Ms Access

Alexander Moan <moan_at_sn.no> writes:  

>If you are using Access 2.0 you have to use 16bit ODBC as Access 2.0 dosn't
>recognize 32bit ODBC drivers.
 

Actually, if you install the 32-bit ODBC Manager on Windows 95, it will "replicate" each new 32-bit driver into the older 16-bit ODBC Manager.  

Thus, older 16-bit applications can make use of newer 32-bit ODBC drivers.  

Unfortunately, this does NOT work in the other direction: Newer 32-bit applications CANNOT make use of older 16-bit ODBC drivers.  

• Rick --

(Rick Rutt is a system architect living and working in Midland, Michigan.) Received on Mon Aug 12 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST